is, alex? >> reporter: we have three victims here actually, latest update we got is they all remain in critical condition at this hour, but the hood, back on the street is one of grief. the bullets were numbered, and measured on 1800 block of east sayer street, only about a foot and a half separated mary from the one that hit her home as she was sitting behind the window. >> it could have hit me. my chair was right here. >> reporter: police say around 12:30, two men were shot in the street in broad daylight, one in the head and one in the groin. i was shock in, broad daylight. >> reporter: also hit a pregnant would hand, investigators say she was shot once in the head and once in the stomach. >> something has got to give, you know, something has got to give. >> reporter: neighbors say this incident hasn't made them nerve bus this block. >> i see a lot. i see a lot of it, shooting and everything around here. >> reporter: because they have been scared. what is the street typically

like. >> this, that, we live here and the way the street is right now, we're afraid to even come outside. >> reporter: witness told me off cameras that they saw two men being chased by one man, with a gun. now where this pregnant woman comes into all this we still do not the know. no arrests have have been made. reporting live, from temple university hospital, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. in campaign 2016, pennsylvania takes center stage in the race for the white house, with vice fritz both president obama and donald trum top day. we are just about 55 days away from, election day and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live on eakins oval with more on the president's visit to our area, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon this was not a see much about foreign policy or about the economy, rather this was a certified stump speech. the president, of the united states of america, here at eakin oval a short while ago this front of the crowd of

about 1,000 people, throwing his full support behind hillary clinton. >> to be back on the campaign trail. >> reporter: that trail leading to eakins oval in philadelphia where president obama stumping for hillary clinton sent part of his see much slamming donald trump. >> in the election season you will often hear crazy stuff but i have to say, this year we have been hearing a little bit more craze year then usual. >> anybody can pop off, anybody can fire off a tweet, and everybody is a critic. but that doesn't mean you know what it is like to hand age a global crisis. >> reporter: all of the while fully throwing his support president hillary clinton. >> close you can come to and standing what it is like is to be where hillary has been. >> this is not he going through ocean is here. i really, really, really want to elect hillary clinton. >> at this stage this is game you have to, go big or go

home. >> reporter: voters say line is drawn and with pennsylvania in battle ground state status, we can expect to see more big names, stumping for both candidates in the weeks to come. >> the race is a lot tighter then anyone antis ated with trump. >> pennsylvania is epicenter of this election. if hillary clinton wins pennsylvania she will win the presidency. >> thank you philadelphia, god bless you. >> reporter: the president this afternoon began his speech by tipping his hat, so to speak to the philadelphia eagles. we will tell you exactly what he had to say coming up later in sports. we're live at eakins oval i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". just moments ago president climbed on to air force one at philadelphia international airport. president is heading to new york for a private event organized by the democratic congressional campaign committee. hillary clinton sent out several tweets during the president's remarks in philadelphia today. we have learned that she will be back on the campaign trail on thursday, she's been resting since nearly collapsing on sunday. her campaign revealed she's

battling pneumonia. tonight donald trump will take his campaign to delaware county but first he stumped in iowa for a rally. trump called on hillary clinton, he called her arrogant, and to call his supporters a basket of deplorables. he suggested clinton's use of the private e hail server was worse than watergate. >> displayed the same sense of arrogance and entitlement that led her to violate federal laws, as secretary of state, hide and delete her e-mails, i i mean 33,000 e-mails. >> tonight, in aston, trump will give a speech at an invitation only event. he will be joined by his daughter, ivanka. trump will call for guarantying new mother of six weeks paid maternity leave. ivanka spoke about the leave, at her speech at republican national convention in july. in washington a house panel held hearings on clinton's e-mail server. the republican led house oversight and government reform committee says that

there are too many unanswered questions. >> the reported to be one of the biggest security breaches in the history of the state department, and it is an absolute mess. >> i will believe this committee ace boosting taxpayer dollars and authority of congress in an astonishing on slaught of political attacks to damage secretary clinton's campaign. >> reporter: state department employee skipped the hearing, he said, set up the server but refusing to speak under the fifth amendment as are two other witnesses. stay with cbs-3 for continuing coverage of the presidential campaign, as we said earlier, just 65 days until election day, we are not n television we are on line at cbs philly.com. multiple bear sight goes left residents in montgomery and delaware counties unnerved today as school in bryn mawr had to be placed on lock down. that is where "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon joins us with the very latest on this bear scare, rahel.

>> reporter: jessica, good evening. police tell me last time they saw the bear was just a couple hours ago in wayne, while they say they wish they would have caught to it day, they say at this point they are relieved that it is no longer near the school. >> inside, this elementary school in bryn mawr tuesday it was business as usual, but outside, an unwelcomed guest that remains unaccounted for. >> i was just sitting here in my car, he popped out, just looked around, saw the big field i guess and then decided to turnaround and went right back into the woods. >> reporter: recent days there have been more than three reported bear sightings and another three, tuesday morning. prompting radnor township police, city workers and officials with the pa gaming commission to lock down eisen he will meantry and try to locate the bear. >> we conducting a pro active sweep. we have not located the bear. >> reporter: that is when we spoke to lieutenant chris flannigan around 11:30 tuesday morning. this was about 45 minutes

later. while conduct ago this sweep, lieutenant flannigan found himself face-to-face with the bear. >> in the rear of the school, and i saw the bear popping up, started running parallel with us, so we got everybody out of the area. >> reporter: it appears all of the bear sightings have been just one bear, officials they it wandered over from ridley creek state park and after they encountered it, it appears the bear is on the hoff again. >> we're happy it is moving. we are not seeking to see it come out again. >> reporter: were you startled. >> we didn't expect it to be that close to see a 300-pound bear moving. >> reporter: lieutenant flannigan was not hurt. now in each of these incident they say it appears that the bear is going in the the opposite direction of police, so, people rather so they don't think these bears are out to get anyone so to speak but it is a wild animal so they say if you see it out and about, of course, hang back and call the authorities. reporting from bryn mawr, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> always excellent advice,

thank you. traffic headaches on i-95 after truck flips over and loses a tire, which went flying in the air. it all hand around 2:00 this afternoon near chester. truck tire flew in the northbound lanes hitting the roof of a car, state police tell us there were no reports of any injuries. new jersey transit has a request for owners of samsung galaxy note seven phones, please do not use them. the transit agency issued a safety advisory urging customers not to use or charge the mobile device on board trains, buses, light rail vehicles or in stations. this comes after samsung recalled the phone following numerous reports that the device's batteries can explode causing fires. samsung could have a software fix for its smart phones, published reports say that the software would only let batteries charge to 60 percent preventing them from overheating. samsung customers in south korea would be first to get the update. triple a has a warning for iphone users. excited about the new ear

buds? don't use them while you drive. organization say listening to music using ear budd or headphones of think kind can be a distraction and traffic safety issue. in some cases it is not just dangerous but illegal. pennsylvania prohibits headphones or ear phones with certain exceptions. coming up on "eyewitness news", ncaa is pulling games from north carolina because of the bathroom law. now word that another college organization is considering moving games from the state. do you have a plan for your pets after you pass away? what if you became disable? we have options you might want to think about kate? heat and humidity returning to the forecast after a nice dry start to the week but i'll tell you how long heat sticks around this time and when we may start to feel hint of fall in the air, that is all coming up in weather when

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controversy. the ncaa says its decision to pull seven college basketball events out of north carolina is a direct result of house bill two. a state law that opponents say allows discrimination a of lb gt people. >> fairness, inclusion right at the heart of what the ncaa does and what the universities do. so for our university presidents this was pro verbal no brainer. >> reporter: house bill two requires transgender people to use public bathrooms corresponding to the sex on their birth certificate. it exclude gender identity and sexual orientation from anti discrimination protection. state republicans called it the ncaa's decision absurd and silly. >> i don't know what the ncaa think they are doing but they are not standing up for privacy and safety of their athletes. if they were standing up for privacy and safety of their athletes they would care far more about the woman being raped by the foot the ball players. >> reporter: in july nba announced it was moving 2017

all-star game from charlotte to new orleans because of the law. state democrats fear that more fall out. >> that having the worst anti lbgt law in the nation on the books is deadly for the north carolina economy, for tourism, and for our continued ability to host critical events like ncaa tournament games. >> reporter: ncaa says it will decide on future tournaments, early next year. the atlantic companies conference says its council of presidents will discuss how law might affect tournament games including its football championship at a meeting later this week. colin kaepernick and eric reid take a knee during the national anthem. it happened during san francisco 49ers season open's begins los angeles rams. no other 49ers joined in on the protest last night, although rams line hand robert quinn and receiver kenney brit held fists up. kaepernick refused to stand during the preseason as well and protest police brutality

and racial oppression in the united states. 49ers head coach chip kelly spoke bit. >> i think again as we said since day one we recognize their right. constitutionally it is their right. that is part of what it is like to be an american that you have a right to choose and that is what he is choose to go do. >> last night we told but some players atwood row wilson high school in camden kneeling during the anthem. now camden diocese is weighing in on the idea of its students taking a knee. our cleave bryant will have more on that story tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. a olympic swimmer ryan lochte is back in the spotlight and not for a good reason. >> during his first appearance on the tv show dancing with the stars there was commotion, off camera. >> excuse me, hey, back off. >> what you didn't see was two men wearing anti lochte t-shirts, rushing the stage, after the swimmer's performance. security detained them until police took them in custody. lochte has been criticized since claiming he and three

teammates were robbed at a gas station in rio during the olympic. he had this to say after the dancing incident. >> a little hurt but i came out here, i wanted to do something i'm completely not comfortable with and i did, i came out here with a big smile inn a had the best time. >> los angeles police say two men were arrested on suspicion of criminal trespassing. kate bilo joining us now, as we continue to move, towards fall. >> yes. >> away from the summer temperatures. it looks like we might get a taste of fall down the road. >> we will, indeed, finally will start feeling that hint of fall in the air. >> love it. >> it is september but we have not felt much fall-like weather. september but we have we had one weekend where hermine moved off shore, kicked off gusty breeze, temperatures fell in the 07's. that was our first taste of something other than heat and humidity. it has bay hot summer. fortunately before we get the to the fall stuff we have to get through another hot summer day, and that day is tomorrow, but then, we will knock it

back. only one day. we can deal with. that let look outside, take you out to a live shot down the shore where if you are down the shore you will like forecast for today and tomorrow. it is warmer. shore tend to run a few degrees cooler, then on days when temperatures are in the 70's in philadelphia, may be cool and breeze toy sit on the beach too long down the shore. day like today and tomorrow probably better weather for them shore goers this week, ocean city can see beach is crowded, umbrellas are up, you can still see great timing to be down the shore. live neighborhood network shows cape may courthouse with nothing but blue skies, just a beautiful afternoon there. 72 degrees there. storm scan three completely clear across the entire region right now, another beautiful blue sky kind of a day, humidity relatively low but not quite as low as yesterday's humidity. you can see tropical moisture, pretty much relegated to the deep south, over portions of south carolina, georgia, and into florida. this is the next front that will be impacting us tomorrow. notice even now, cross the great lakes and back in the upper midwest, this front

really doesn't have a lot going for it. not a ton of moisture witt when it comes to our area tomorrow night. it will come through generally dry. perhaps stray shower or thunderstorm. you can clearly see dividing line that front is create ago cross the central part of the country. behind the front to the north and west it is down right cool and in minneapolis, 64. pierre, south dakota 53 degrees. wichita on the dividing line. eighty-one there right now. you can see where heat is, 92 in mashville. twenty-nine little rock. eighty-four in philadelphia we have heat and humidity working its waste back in for one day as that front approaches. southeasterly wind tomorrow means temperatures head up in the 90's once again, and that cool air, very, very close by. lurking in the wind, it will get here for thursday. the in the meantime, 90 tomorrow. feeling more like july. average high for tomorrow's date, it is just 79. more than 10 degrees above average. it is only one day of it and we will start to cool it back down again. tomorrow most of the kay sunny and dry.

tomorrow night when front crosses, may spark a stay shower or thunderstorm, it is mainly overnight and increasing cloud. we will clear it the out quickly on thursday. dew points surged to the mid to upper 60's and 07's tomorrow they will drop back down to the 50's right back to the awesome range behind that front, thursday afternoon and into friday. so as far as your overnight hours are concerned, warmer then last night. 68 degrees will be the overnight low. for your wednesday, sun, clouds, it is hot and humid, 90 degrees a daytime high but only one day in the 90's this time around. we will be back to really great weather, thursday and friday, 77 on thursday. thursday night into friday morning we're talking mid 50's, and may want to break out those new jackets for bus stop i'm just saying. we all bought them. we have not ripped tags off. friday morning nice and cool. the beautiful in the afternoon and we may get wet wet they are weekend. we need it. i'll tell you you when, coming up. >> thanks, kate. still ahead on "eyewitness news" grocery shopping for a good cause. >> take a look you will

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and he told me, barack, you got to get on the wentz wagon. that we got a new quarterback. we have hope in philly. i had to explain, joe, i am a bears fan. >> yes, you will get booed if you are a president. eagles play barack's bear monday night in chicago. according to fanatic, biggest retailer of nfl merchandise and operates the official nfl store, there have been more carson wentz jerseys sold then any other player in the league since sunday. we went over to the fan shop at the link to ask them about it. >> very exciting day on sunday. a lot of traffic in the store not only here, in this building but in our two satellite stores. carson is definitely a hit player. he is selling great and city is excited and really rallying behind him which is great to see. so carson crazies new to fill i but in north dakota where wentz is from the

hysteria, has reached new levels. here's what people are saying in bismarck. >> we could not be more proud of the community and high self and fans. we're so excited for his whom and dad, and, you know, living out the family dream. >> just a great overall person. he has academics to go with it, he has the permit to get with it, just such a well rounded person. >> we know he can break out of bathrooms at gas stations. >> that story happened too. >> well rounded individual. >> well rounded. >> wow. >> take care of business in bismarck. >> joey b said barack you have to get on the wentz wagon, bro. >> it has to be fun monday night. >> can't wait. there is a lot more still ahead in our next half an hour of "eyewitness news". >> reporter: parishioner discovers child pornography on his pastor's lap top. i'm joe holden. you may find it hard to believe what people were first told here happened to their monsignor. change leads one woman and

her family in the tuesday, neighborhood that is being revitalized and how things are made right for a family caught in the middle. fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy -

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he is in a position of authority where those children are going to listen to him most likely and that is just, very disturbing. >> a lehigh county parish, rocks after a founding out why their pastor left. he is accused of possessing child pornography. that congregation is dealing with the shock. news continues at 5:30. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. the as our joe holden reports parts of the monsignor's job put him with children. >> good evening, we're told last time monsignor john mraz

was seen here was in late july. we know that is where this investigation began. people were initially told he was sick and that they should pray for him. news of one highly regarded priest in the allentown diocese was charged, with searching for a down loading child pornography, sent shock waves, through this small lehigh county community. more sun john steven mraz was pastor at saint ann's for last eight years and he abruptly left in the middle of the summer, those close to him said it was his health, prayers were requested but prosecutors on tuesday announced something more sinister. >> the investigation determined, that it was the defendant, monsignor hearts was the user, and that he searched for, and down loaded the files of child pornography .

>> at rectory. >> we have not any comment. >> neighbors expressed concern about how the parish initially handled the reeses absence. >> many people should have been told that an investigation was going on instead of being asked to pray for him. >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: attorney for hearts tells me that a psychologist will evaluate him, he wouldn't say if he disputes the evidence of child pornography. adding to the dismay, the fact that there are hundreds of school children, at saint ann's. >> he is in a position of of authority where those children are going to listen to him. >> reporter: for now the monsignor is living in a retirement home. joe holden, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in new castle county police officer is accused of sharing child porn on line. police say robert, of newark of newark had 25 image office

child pornography on his cell phone when arrested. he is charged with 25 counts of dealing, in child pornography. and he is being held on $500,000 bail. police continue a investigation of the shooting death of a toddler. chopper three was over that scene on kumry road yesterday. authorities are not sure if he shot himself or something else happened. he has been identified as two-year old benjamin austin smith. his father was questioned by police. and we're seeing edward snowden wants president obama to grant him a pardon. snowden has been charged in the u.s. with violations of the espionage act for revealing classified information he said those were moral and ethical because they revealed scope of the nsa surveillance. he said they prompted significant and much needed change to surveillance laws. he is currently living in russia. st. louis man had his car stolen visiting loved ones at a cemetery.

george, visits grave site of his wife, every day, and two are buried in this suburban st. louis cemetery. yesterday morning as he need by the grave site, a thief took all of his car. >> it was like somebody was reaching into my heart, and then twisting it, and pulling it out. i don't know how, i don't know how dirty, i don't know how brutal the individual was that can steel a vehicle, from a cemetery. >> ferno says he left the keys in his chevy impala. police say this is second car theft at that cemetery, since july. it has been six months since the philadelphia housing authority demolish the bloomberg apartment towers in north philadelphia. paving the waste for one of the most ambitious affordable housing efforts ever. cherry greg from our, sister station, was the first report tore get an inside lot at progress thus far.

rebuilding chars woodies hard work. >> this is, perhaps the single largest, community revitalization, project, ever under taken, by the philadelphia housing authority. >> reporter: calvin walks these streets, each week, to oversee, the ten phase, 500 million-dollar revitalization, that spans from 19 to 27th, from cecil b. moore to girard college. >> these are high quality apartments, that would rival, you know, once thaw see elsewhere this is city. >> reporter: part of the phase one, 57 modern two to four bedroom apartments with state of the art amenities, it will be done by christmastime. >> we're designing homes now where people will be proud to live. >> reporter: all of this just months after pa relocated 1200 residents. demolish the bloomberg towers. condemned 1300 properties, to clear the way, for 1200 new affordable housing units. but with progress comes pain.

>> it looks bright. >> reporter: beatrice is one of the 300 residents whose homes were taken by the city to make space for development. >> they tore down the other houses around me. >> reporter: something that she and her eight children had to endure rodents and convenience of the construction. thanks to her attorney she's finally moving to the home pha gave her in exchange for her property. >> it is a seven bedrooms, three bats report report mack won't return to chars wood, a area devoid of investment that will be teaming with change like a supermarket, shops, and pha headquarters. >> and i say could not have come, come sooner. >> reporter: in north philadelphia, cherri gregg for cyw news radio for cbs-3 eye witt the necessary news. former itt tech students are getting chance to go back to school. they could be back in the classroom as soon as next month. >> today students from itt tech, took part in a fast track enrollment, at the community college of

philadelphia. the college will assess each student, and get them into a program to see before the fall term begins on october 4th. >> we're developing an individualized plan for them. we're really talking to them about not only what they did while they were at itt but what they want to do moving forward. >> reporter: sudden closure of itt tech impact 35,000 students, nationwide and more than 4,000 here in the pennsylvania. still to come on "eyewitness news", it is no the something we want to think about but something we should. we will tell you about different options for planning for your pets if you pass away, or if you cannot take care of them anymore. and, favorite philly haunt, being the keyword here is back, we will take you inside terror behind the walls and show you, the new attraction, kate is this. well, a brief return to summer, before a fall feel takes over delaware valley, i'll tell you how long that will last and when rain may return to the area coming up when we check

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well, you treat them like a member of your family, but have you ever considered, what would happen, tour pets if you could not take care of them, any longer? well, as jim donovan explains there is something called a pet trust to help you protect your beloved companion. >> reporter: thinks mischief, his owner set up a trust fund before he died to ensure his five cats stayed together in his house. but home alone their health started to fail so trustees enlisted the help of the cat rescue group looking for one person to adopt all of the cats. >> they are going to be vetting these people and then going to their homes, and routinely to make sure cats are being treated, just how we

want them to be. >> reporter: pet trust is not for every pet owner. >> we use the pet trust if you have a larger group of animals or a particular, very valuable animal that will live a long time. >> reporter: other ways to make sure your animal is cared for if you you die first or disable. >> you sit down and think about, okay, if i do not show up, tonight who should come take care of this an hall and go talk to that person, provide them with the access. >> reporter: using an attorney to put this in your willis one option or there are do it yourself estate planning forms, another option, the humane society. they are friend forever program promises to care for your pet and find them a new home if you make a donation through your will. at the very least make sure someone you want to care for your pets is aware and agrees they will step in, peace of mind in permanent care for your pets. the humane society's friend forever program, varies by state, animal groups say it is good idea to carry a pet alert card in your wallet indicate

hog to call if something happens to you. they also suggest having a pet care list, posted in your home. it roves information like your pet's habits, food preferences, vet information, and medical care. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. in honor of hung are action month hard rock cafe partnered with philabundance for a super market challenge. >> our very own jim donovan and meisha beyond son went shopping. there he is right there. jim donovan, in the car, and two were at shop rite in south philadelphia where they joined other teams competing in the challenge. each team was given $1,000.30 minutes to gather and purchase as many non-perishable items as possible. >> shop rite is an excellent partner and hard rock cafe raising $5,000 means 10,000 meals will go out to the community members and those in need today. so it means so much more. >> all of the items will be delivered to philabundance and given to those in need.

>> you know it is serious when jim donovan breaks out the glasses. >> yes. >> he is not messing around. >> on to the nose. >> they have got plenty of good bargains. >> strategic shopping. >> nicely done. >> good bargains in weather today what a beautiful day. little bit on the warm side. our normal high is 79. we have not had a day at 79 in quite sometime. we have not had any rain. it has been a dry, sunny, beautiful september, if you like the sunshine but the grass and flowers, crying out for just a little bit of rain. we need it. we may get a bit this weekend but doesn't look like much if any rain through the end of the week and into the first half of the weekend, either. it will look like today looks. the lets look on the outside, iconic view is here in philadelphia, the art museum, busy day around eakins oval with president obama in town a lot of traffic outside around spring garden fairmount section of the city tonight. thanks to the roads being closed and traffic diverted but still looks good from this

vantage point. chopper three and our traffic cameras here don't need to worry too much traffic on the roads. everything is looking okay right now as art museum is all lit up with that slow liz sinking summer sunshine. lets take a peak at our eyewitness weather watchers and see what they have to say about this beautiful day. 82 degrees as we check with carolyn keith in wilmington. she's in philadelphia, reporting full sunshine. the two season day, autumn in the morning, summer in the afternoon. it did have that nice crisp morning. we were standing at the bus stop. it was on the cold side. this afternoon definitely did feel like full summer with temperatures in the mid 80's in many spots. they have dropped to the low 80's. steve johnson very excited about his exeter station, west chester, pennsylvania he has sun at his house. he says close enough for me, didn't break a sweat, one more on the list, i hope so. i think we will have another warm one if that is what you are looking for. one more, and then, hopefully, hopefully this will be the last 90-degree day of the year but i said that last week. i'm holding out hope.

we have been hot in late september. probably not going to come through. margot simon, with sunshine, she says cloud early, now clear, warm, light breeze, low humidity, beautiful evening, ahead. we know with the sunsetting earlier temperatures drop quicker and it will be a nice night to sit outside. the beautiful pictures from our eyewitness weather watcher. this is from greg showing the american flag with the dark pink there in the blue skies in the background. carolyn sent that in of the deep blue sky. what a beautiful day to be outside. nice and cool in the morning. you're sweating outside walking or running in the afternoon. lets check with storm scan three which is totally clear, no problems out there, this evening, or tonight. any showers or thunderstorm definitely missing us to the south, and to the west. now take a look at that areas of showers and thunderstorms off the coast of the carolinas. that is blowing up a bit. could be a weak tropical system. it has not been named. no warnings issue yesterday. we have a lot of rain there and circulation, heavy rain there off the coast of jacksonville what we're

looking at thinks front, which is, by seeking northern plains. that will move through for us, tomorrow night, and then that will end heat and high midty. tomorrow we will hit 90. front sweeps through. back to the 07's thursday, and cooler, comfortable and friday starts off in the 50's, abe then 70's in the afternoon, another beautiful day. tomorrow steamy. now compared with last week heat and humidity it is not too bad. dew points in the mid 60's. the then feeling awesome thursday and friday. warming up a bit to start your weekend on saturday. and then sunset times tonight 7:12 p.m. is our sunset. by end of the month sun will be setting by 6:00 o'clock hour. by halloween 5:59, that is kids out trick or treating early. the once we head towards daylight savings time november, sunset in the 4:00 o'clock hour very close to that losing two and a half minutes of daylight per day. weekend rain chance courtesy of the cold front that is dropping in on sunday. scattered showers, and thunderstorms, possible sunday afternoon. not much. but, even a little will bit

will due. here's latest on tropical storm ian that will stay east of bermuda and move to the north, weakening as he does so and does not, is not expect to be a threat for us in the continental u.s. overnight mainly clear, milder, warmer then last night. tomorrow 90 degrees with mixture of sun and clouds, hot and humid. eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 70, thursday and friday, beautiful days, saturday not too bad either, and then we have a couple of showers possible sunday afternoon. sun returns next week and temperatures just slightly above average in the lower 80's, monday and tuesday. ukee and jessica back to you. is getting ready for its big opening. >> eastern state penitentiary is hosting terror behind the walls every year, and john mcdevitt of sister station kyw news radio got a sneak peak at what everyone should expect this year. >> terror behind the walls zombies have awakened from their hibernation at eastern state penitentiary. their friend two giant gargoyles lifted in to place are the front of the prison

announcing to the neighborhood it is terror time. six haunted houses in one, glow necklace, simple for the gold, and you give them permanent to tip you. they can grab you, take you away from your group. amy heller hand takes us through a new generation of the popular attraction. >> watch out for the uprising. >> reporter: where you are greet by cyborg. and for an additional fee you and your friend can try to challenge. >> and, there are challenging, solving problems together, sometimes, to save one another and they have to try to escape the prison. >> reporter: so are we ready for new head challenge. i'm with my favored cyborg, and perfect, lock down. where are you going, wait for me, wait for me. >> wait, wait, wait. >> reporter: they will be waiting for you at terror behind the walls on select nights this friday through

november 5th. more information on the cbs philly.com. john mcdevitt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i love that smile. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> a lot of hype surrounding new cbs show that premiers next week. we will take you to the set on the other side, we will

former ncis star michael weatherly is starring in the new show and entertainment tonight hits the set. >> kevin frazier joins us from los angeles with more. >> ukee, jessica, michael is one of my favorites to drop in on, lot like you, ukee because

you never know what he will say or do and that is exactly the case as i paid a visit to the set of bull. >> my name is doctor jason bull i have seen you somewhere before. >> reporter: bye-bye agent deniseo hello doctor bull. >> hi, i hate vices. >> reporter: we're digging cool glasses and mr. rodgers sweater, he sure looks different but michael is still same old cut up on the set. >> this is pod room. thinks your tent. this is where we want kevin to sleep. >> hello mr. frazier. we have been waiting for you. >> i hate lawyers. >> reporter: show is based on doctor phil's relevant i does as a trial consultant, oprah was a famous trial consultant. doctor jason bull had that confident swagger and set full of play things. the show is actually a serious legal drama where he is same psychologist who pitched juries and pushes everybody buttons. >> no hard feelings. >> you are a conn man. >> reporter: and although he doesn't sport a doctor

phil-like mustache the good doctor has a bit of the 5:00 o'clock shadow. >> you have to to keep this all the time offer does it change up. >> this is a continuity problem. when i started day i was clean shave even. our days are so long. by the time i get there. they are just going to have to digitally do something with it. >> reporter: we will have much more on tonight's et, ukee, jessica, back to you. >> digitally to something with my hair, do you think? >> bull rehearse, tuesday september 20th at 9:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 campaigning in the the keystone state, donald trump heads to donald trump head to delaware county as we count down to election day. gunfire on a philadelphia street, in the middle of the day, one of the wounded a pregnant woman. we will have the latest on what police though. and then this. >> reporter: camden diocese taking a stand against kneeling, i'm cleve bryan, i'm coming up, consequences for student athletes who decide to

protest during the national anthem. and it was a beautiful start to the workweek but temperatures ticked upward, we will heat up even more tomorrow, we don't have have another heat wave on the way, i'll tell you how long it will last and when we may feel fall hint in the air, it is all right now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. and, here's is what happening. pennsylvania is taking center stage today in the race for the white house. president obama in philadelphia, stumping for hillary clinton and republican nominee donald trump is heading to delaware county. busy day on the campaign trail here in the co stone state. i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. we have team three coverage, and our greg argos was with president obama this afternoon but we will begin with "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live, in aston where donald trump will be speaking in an hour, david. >> reporter: hi, jessica and

ukee. donald trump is set to take the stage to a crowd of 200. it is a private event. he will focus on tax reform and child care and tonight's speech we're expect to go see a more subdued donald trump as he talks about those issues and it comes as we are learning donald trump is closing the gap in the national polls the clock is ticking, and eight weeks from right now, voters will decide on the next president of the united states. a new poll shows hillary clinton leading donald trump by just four points nationally. clinton enjoyed a big boost, ten points this is polls following democratic national convention in july, but that has since subsided. clinton now leads trump 48-44 percent in that poll. poll says 60 percent find trump unfavorable while 59 percent feel the same way about clinton. in iowa today trump hammered clinton again highlighting her use of the wordy blowerrables when talking about his voters. >> well, my